Dead Home
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Dead Home
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Another night at home
Pieces of broken glass
Theres no need to explain
Another endless night
Fragments of shattered dreams
I'am dead alive
For years I suffered under anguish in this house
You gave me nothing
But the tears I shed alone
I want to thank you for the suffering
And all the times you turned
The back on your kin
I try so hard to kill the memories
The day will come when I'll weep no more
I head the desperate cires
She is on her knees
Can not escape these walls
You robbed your minde again
The demons in your glass
Killed live in this place
Filled with hate
I'll carry hope until the end
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